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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-10
CHANGE OF RATES.
a great Reduction Made bF the
RaiIr0nns.

Yesterday the Southern Pacific and A.
T.&S S. +. agents at this point received
telecrams notifying them that on May
Och change of rates on wsat'bound
freight would 90 into effect. These
rates are understood to be the result OF
mestipp of trauscontinental agents held
OF Chicago. and are intended to meet
the competition Of the Canadian Pacific.
The Southern Pacific gives the
following as the rates under
which that road will act, using
present Chicago rates, wesibound
rats taking effect May 9th. The follow.
ing are the rates westbcuud, New York
and Atlentic seaports via Sunset route;
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-10
not,,c n,,ant Isu,,,,n,,.

Forty-three lots advertised as for sale in
block le1 town Of purbank, are entirely
delicious. as no such numbered block is 10
Gated in that townsite. Anyone having
lots for sale at 1850 each in Burbank Will
probably find ready purchasers by apply
ing at the office of the Provldencia Land
aud Watsr Co., opposite Nadeau House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-10
Hon, ,v,.,.ua ur.x,pg co.

OF san Francisco received during 1886 first
medals aud premiums for best Bottled"
and 'Draughs Lager Beer" ut stare Fair,
Sacramento. Mechanics Fair, San Francisco,
San joaquin Fair. STOCKTON. and sixth Dis
trict Fair, Los Angeles This celebrated
lager is for sale st nearly vi the leading
saloons Of Los Angeles. steinike ( Brun.
ing. 322 North Alameda streIt. are the sole
Aseuts and Fotilers
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-10
Marriage Licenses.

The following persons were yesterday
licensed to wed: f. Roach and c.
Callahan, +. G. Simmons and NJ. Philips,
B. +. West and II. +. Ayres.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-10

Booths subdivision of lot l, block lOI, ad.
joining the town of Burbank. Forty three
lots, 50xi79 feet, at $3.50 each. These lots are
OF the finest locations on Providencia av-
enue ana Second street. The books are now
open and maps can be mad at office. Gee. ".
Booth. I24 North Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-10
uuaeItvered ,Iessages.

kilograms remain uucalled for at the
Western Union Telegraph office, IL
North Main street, held for want of
proper address for following persons;
Rev. N. l.. Bigby, John J. Hill
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-10

The popllnr restaurant proprietor, on Main
street, has received orders To prepare lunch
for 5GOl people on the occasion of the great
grand auciion sale OF L,rdsburg, This is
the larges. luuch ord given, probs bly,. in
the United States Lithograph maps may
be had 1T the cifica of John c. Bell, the
auetioneer, at No. Il Temple Block. over the
tsouufv DsuL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-10

There is no block lei In the town site OF
Burbank, and If any one has books to open
for the sale of lots in thst town st $50 each
eau probably save themselves that trouble
by inding ready purchasers at the office Of
the Providencia Land and Water Com pany,
opposite Nadesu House. Spring street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-10
Garvanxo.

A, w. II, Peyton. ~ n. Spring street, begs
70 Inform anyone Interested In the foothill
land no Is selling lhx miles from Los An
ceIcr} n The neighborhood OF GarvBnzo, at
from 500 TO &2O0 per acre, that the prices
xl1l - raised ATTY per cent after the pres.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-10

The Melrose lots are going fast from $500
TO 1926 each. To see them will be to appre-
eiate this beautiful tract. Do not delay;
carriages from 2s West First street daily
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-10

Two new hard -fnishad cottages, one block
from street cars, at bargain.
Several choice lots on Figueroa street et a
bargain.
Choice property on Washington street,
near line OF street cars, at a bargain.
Choice acre tracts near city at a bargain.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-10
KeanleInher.

Beautiful Huntington is only five miles
east of Pasadena, on the l. A. & S. g.
Y II X
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-10
Lovely LOrasbuFg.
Excur,tou a. upunrte.

Maps are now ready at the Office OF John
G. Bell, the auctioneer, IL Temple BLOCK.
over the County Bank.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-10
Lovely LOrdsburg.

Maps are now ready at The ofIlce Of John
over the County Bank.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-10
nlber.

Huntington is not a wash, no cactus, or
holes to fill, but a cultivated, lovely
locatIon
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-10
= = > :. = : ~
.. a. fsrow "a.

Two new freight elevators for sale by
Childs & silent. office No s. Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-10
Lnxeixi.arsishurr.
NOllce.

Maps are now ready ut the office OF John
G. Bell, the auctioneer IL Temple Block
over the County Bank.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-10
Lovely Lordsburg.
ssanisa I'm Rurhauk

Maps are now ready at the office OF John
G. Bell, the auctloneer. II Temple Block.
over the County Bank.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-10
IMPORTANT
ESTORS!
Valuable Property
LOW FIGURES!

Eighty acres choice land, two miles
from the University: per acre 1880
Twenty acres fine damp land, on
Western avenue; per acre ...s... $50
Forty acres-20 acres in fruit, soil
sandy loan, on Western avenue 1000
Five acres in Lick tract; choice prop
erty. per acre. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5OO
Ninety acres, Lick tract. in lots OF 5,
10 aud 20 acres; per acre $3.50 and 400
Seventy acres in city limits, all sub
divided into BIG lots; lots 50x140:
wide streets, 20-foot alleys. At g
great bargain A chance to double
investment. .-....---. -.-...--.. -
Twenty three acres. Marengo tract,
PASADENA ...........-.-. ......s... -
Fine tract for subdivisioni at bas.
gain. ......... ........... -.
Sixty-one feet on Spring ST., with two
story building; now paying good
rate OF interest, with prospect OF
large increase. .......... ....-..... Sof,put
investment. Inv e a.' .............: 25,OcO
Forty-dve feet on Spring ST., With
sixty feet on Fort st., $50 feet deep. '''
$4,000 building; very near bust
ness center a No investment.... 40,0o0
Sixty feet in the best business block
on Spring street,. .....,..,.......... 5000
Fifty-four acres on Main street; fine
properly to subdiyide ..,..,.,.-,.. 100000
Forty five thousand acres OF land in
the San Jacinto Valley; per acre. Is
tural land; per acre '..'...,4'..... u 80
Pearl and sixth streets '''........ 1900
New house andlot, Thompson street,
Ellis tract ...........+. ..... .--.., aVVO
Five fine lots In Ellis trsct; each. 1000
Five hundred and sixty-two acres
land adioiping city limits; excel
lent for subdivision; per acre 400
One of the finest corner lots for a
residence on Figueroa street;
bargain ....,.,........z ..z.......... -
Three lots, 1soxi90 to 2O-foot alley.
corner Figueroa and Manhattan
streetsi elegant residence prop
erty; at bargain. n.................. -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-10
LnYeiY Lorashurr.

Maps are now ready at the office OF job,
@. Bell, the auctioneer. IL Temple Block
over the County Bank.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-10
Lovely y,sro,bure,

Maps arc now ready Mt the Office OF John
c. sell. the auetloneer. IL Temple Block.
over the County Bank.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-10

Ghirsrdeiiis prepared e0cne, most excel
ent suh,,i ME fOr tea or coffee
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AN IPriL.EN& VTsETEoH.

4 special TO the Atkinson. Kansas.
Champion, dated the 18th ius,an;
says:
The reports concerning the d .truc.
ton OF lie nuI property ctu,,ihy the
great prairie Ggr that swept over the
eastern portion q: Norton n.l GahIm
counties Saturday la; are yet mrngrr
aud unsatisfactory, L:;yaoushi j, hnown
TO "p. Il. Ihc s,put=,t hearts. Tn iir.
st.rlvd near NI,u ,lr.Ha, III Graham
cOGuiy. Ihc wiHI, walsh was b.uAns
!oriy luliCs IA uoUr, c.srr! ms the h,'.r,
over HHd through t.!c dizzy grass 1T "a
MisaIiu. sp ed. The grErr"i i.>;,u
ton U. TTvpc.ty cu~.n4.,n.rl II aT H..
cur, IL ur,It.n cuumty. I,Tc IL nee
spread over ia county ius ."i:l y n.!
"a nUII m..us Iu wIutn, uuL 90, tuc N,u.I
cIri.d 1t Eurtn IT was constant
spreading ui.iIl It II, s,y,n L..itN w.uu
WAr.r 1t v.oss,d ihc month Iu.E y! 500.
mon Tiv,r. three mlrs ya,. III DlLsinugc.
\ few hon St, were burned auI ryriy
stable wsin its stacks oi hay ami crl",
OF grain WAS burned, leaving hundred,
OF Itr.ucr, almost dyst.tUtc. Lei, li,,.
iui to pass oNcI lie LWnd di,tr.c; und
sco thousands o. burned chickens, tar.
keys aid hun !rciS Of uo5s, with occ1.
s.onal E"racs AID numerous %cmItlr. A.
must cyc.y farmer ioatlrum 81 10 $50
turhc,s %. c".n, bvs!ics email rrllm. 1t
l. definitely Enu"n Il.at uum Ih.rlcrn to
sixteen lives were lost in two committees.
but the UUmes have not been learned.
-Four children l,rIshcd ia one iami.
Is.
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OUn q. =. SURVEYOR GEN
EISAL.

great hue I nj cry has been made
by neSspapers Of 10th political parties
on account OF President Cleyrland's
Persi.teucy in sp2oiHting Dir. id>h
Suryeyor.G enciaI VI the State of Ne
vaIa. but as yet no other reason has
been assigned for the opposition than
that d. is not u citizen OF Nevada. y!
all bunconibe surely this = the wort,
for II native bora citizen % ihu United
States i, eligible for any Government
position in the & Il # the President. II
AIr. Cleveland ,houil appoint au officer
III the U. ;. Army, resident Of the State
OF New loGk. to Il high cJuiluanj ON the
Pacific Coast. would any man he fuuul
30 isLDnnn: uf the Laws Oi his country as
to oppose such an appointment gu tue
ground OF the party II t J.iug a C4ii.or.
MIA p!oueers Most certainly not. Tor a. u
newspaper man ar private individual Ia"
wuu!d be the laughing stock OF the
cc,st. We claim tlat IL. Irish j. prop
Wy SPF''''e'' ''' $1,000 'L'$ "S
euulncmtly qualified for the position;
that lac Is G. native born American; tliat
he j. II consistent Euuu'rr "i the Is.!t.-
cal rHIty Of which President Cleveland
is the head. and that the very fact OF
receiving ,ho appointment is sufi sicnt
reason why lac should he retained in the
important position. Furt.cr than this,
the Tribune honors tie Republican
Senator or Congressman who supports
the President in ~cudeavurinS Ia sustain
the appointment OF so nble \ gent'emam
rs Nlr. Irish to the responsible position
OF U. :. Surveyor General Tor the Silver
State.-LNeyali Tribune.
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lkESSIST:.

The interest in this remarkable per-
sonage continues. and the Sacramento
Bee is still publishing lengthy articles
ms TO his former record. 1t is now
stated thrt Kissnne is a full b other of
Reuben II. Lloyd whose real name is
Reuben Il. Ki,sane. Sarah Althcr
Terry, nee Hill, is mixed up in the NJ
fair, as it is stated that she Las known
for some time that Rogers (K.ssaueJ
Rui Lloyd ARE fnll broth, r..
In 1855, ncc 1r,iing t 1.-THE Bee, Ei4snnc
was convicted Of n forgery on the New
York Chemical Bank. AMI mnlr such II
powerful speech in his own hrhaIi.
which speech was published in the
New York Herald of March ~, 1850.
that the Court sentenced l. III To n trm
OF two years and siv months only, in.
stead o! six years ns Rec rider James VI.
Smyih had intend Il. This speech i,
reproduced in Tuesdays Bee. 1t mp
PEARS that the boaotel enterprise of the
great San Francisco daiIic4 * not sui.
ticicnt to induce them t. touch the mat.
ter, hence the Bee is rraping u harvest.
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GENERAL NEWS.
Adviees Of the Iith inst. are as fol-

Adviees Of the lith inst. are as fol-
lows:
A construction train on the Ohio
River Railroad Jumped tue tack nj Viii
low Grove. near Parkersburg, last
night, ~r-cking the engine and nine
! ears, killing three men Gul Wouniins
eight or niue others. srVeRl II them ia.
tally. The rapiEc ,tru,L III Ubst. uciion
while going at full speed.
The gross postal receipts ut thirty Of
III. largrs; p3.to"ic. b in tile country for
the 6r,s three Uu@tls % tie rs>cat
Year were S.%.7iG.Ois; nm inersrss Of
S3si .4Sl over ;hr corresponding period
81 last year. OF s 40 per cent.
Til. Chicago Daily News special
!rm II ,rri.. Ills says: Al evidence
in the trial Of Biskomen Schwartz ahd
Watts ior robbery ana murder III tlr'H
ryss messenger NGchu.> H.s completed
tlis evening. The testimony a~sSiu,t
III prisoners has been purely cIIuum-
,taul!Il. Tie Arguments h"sim to-
morrow. Tie cas-" viii probably be
given 20 the jury on Saturday.
A heavy fil OF snow in Central New
Mexico has put the ground in fine con-
ditiun for Spring planting. The pro.
trlc,"d dry spell has alarmed f,rmnrss
anil stockncn. Ranges will be greatly
improved 10y the snowfall. as the grass
will get an early start. Stock is ia fine
condition. but was beginning to suircr
from drought.
The drought which has prevailed
for 20 lang "a time in Western Texas i
at last hroL II. There II II heavy
rainfall throughout that section las,
niaht, which SrCtn after dlrk and last
rd during the entire night. Telegraph
ic adyices from distant = iuts show that
the min was one Of the most general
that mas frticn here in years. The con-
tirncc of farmers and stogkmen Is fully
restored.
The nCconp'iccS Of the railroad
thieves are r"-ort:uG To tUrrot' to IL.
ti:ni late the Pan I~i":u:l- liu!roIl III
c.Gis. Two NOR. arrests were made
soon after midnight. John Bl.ih md
{. X. Smith. .krm,n. supposed 10 I've
imri.,n!ri ia thr gohbrru.S, u iug sur.
rriSpI ut ilr.r lpn.S. Rlr;h W.ts ui,.
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THIEVING RAILROAD EN.-
PEOHEs.

A systematic scheme n plurdering
freight Trains on the Panhandle I.ril.
road has just been unearthcd 10y drtrc.
tivcs who nave been many months en-
gagged in ferreting out the robbers. The
rnLbrrirs were pcrpctratcd 10y couduc
tors and brakeman Of freight train, who
wonli carry away such goods rs they
desired, deposit them with fence"
keepers who would sell them and the
ceeds. OGcr iity conductors and brake
mnn have been arrested. aud it i,
thought the losses will aggregate $JJG,-
COO.
A Philadelphia dispatch of the 18th
says: The arrests created the greatest
excitement among the railroad employees
in This city. The scenes about the I'll
doors this morning where relatives oi
the prisoners had gathered to learn The
cause Of arrests were Of the satdcst
description. At O'Clock ten mere ar.
rests were reported. These prisoners
were captured ut the prycaT while re.
ceivimg their wages. This makes n total
OF fity.six now in jail here and it is
supposed as many more have been mp.
pretended Mt POINTS along the line.
Consideration prevails among the pro-
prietJrs Of "Fcnccs' anil dens where
goods were srcretrd and suli.
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The CIcyIn IiurGcrcrs.

We have been unable t. learn any
thing dcin te as To the C.rv.mgrr uur
drrris who w'rc captured ia Idaho by
Sheriff NI,vcnon. OF Prescott. the lat.
ter part oi last January. The following
from the P.ocire Record is all that We
know o. them siac the SugriI let NI,h
his prisoners FOR Prescott:
az Prescott, Arizona, attorney for
waTls nj here the 'muGrst request IL Il
the people cf Phoebe get NJ II subscrip-
ton tyr tnr purpose Of de!Ttyiig the tx
runse Incident to thu defense Of the ne.
gro johnson. who murdered the Creyin
ger family, and whose tril will some
OF sOou. a Few months ngo We rub.
lIshci an account Ut tnt Clavi n.pr mur.
G~"r-Waich, hy the hy. was ono Of thr
most liabpiical unl cpld.blnodcd ever
peFpctrti"d, aul given light. 0n the
rrcor ~ VI mur.cr. An mon n,iyc old
man AN ! wo"!an nnl an itiiOic girl were
travelling iu.cslcr ia the company oi
the negro nnd his pal, Wilson, who uuS
possessed of q white skin. According
10 all that We could CLEAN in r, gard to
the matter, the hend, johnson. indiyid-
ually killed the dcienscloss victims, vii.
son being IN accessory. merely, nurl
when the deed bad been committed the
~rctchea rsYishvd the idionc girl. The
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a NEVADA o

'Iu order TO prove the Tribune was
correct in stating that the capitalists
from ths East would be directed Nevada.
ward, il II only necC sSay to state that
Land Office, las received IA dispatch
from Los Angels land agency request
ing sixty blanks to be forwarded imme-
di ,te'y. The lands in Nevada fetch
81 % per acre. and certainly should be
ms good II Luy as Los Angeles soil at
$500 mn acre. A COOL time is coming
boys. wait n little longer"
The allows Is from the Carson Tribune.
and The Gloom which il describes and
rrjoices over is not what Nevada wants.
II the State Lands are purchased by
non-resideuts fer speculative purposes,
Mt the rate Of twenty-five cents Per acre
ia cash. and the balance ar any time
within tweuty years, at the option of the
purchaser. it will be nn injury instead
( n benefit Co the State.
The State lands should be sold to
actual residents Of the State ouly. As
the title to The lands arr in the State,
they are not subject u taxation. except
at II nominal rate, and While their yaiue
increases steadily through the enterprise
Of others, the nonresident purchaser
does nothing to develop them. Surely
xyn Nru,,I mn a.IT,pD' ~ tlaf Oh, ,rI.r
rs it would rctard, rather than assist
the development OF the State [Silycr
ct.
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II FUTURE.

The prospects for u favorable season
are ilnttering. The sensom opened
emily. many farmers are well along vi h
their Spring planting, and the recent
rains will place the soil in proper comb.
ton for starting the groTih Of grain
without irrigation. The rainfall
though not 80 ~copinus rs could have
been desired. has been sufficient to in.
sure n good crop Of grass, aud stock
will % O recover from the s~eveiiti 9 Of
the Winter. Tho loSses ot stock IN
Eastern Nevada have been comparative.
ly light. aud take it Nil in all the people
Of this section Of country arc looking
forward TO n prosperous year.
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nIf Tor LdAIho.

Nr. Henry u. rIugir"T, accompanied
by his mother, lett in,t evening for lIni.
ley. lHbo. Mr. md Mrs. William
riugicn have I"rg bccn houor"d rel.
d,nis Of nnr town and while u L,rgr cit.
Gle 81 friends r grut tltc.r departure
nom onr midst, they Hic accompanied
by the lin | wishes Of those with whom
they have brcn x" intimately ns-ociu,d.
Ih" ISpSr NDhSr jpius IN Wishing them
heath, happiness and financial success
In thc new 1.ld which they have chos.
en-.
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Carson Appeal correspondent Of
the Tribune suggests that the County
Clerk In making out a list Of tic bills
allowed for publication. stGtc the servi.
oes performed by The person receiving
the money. Tits il nh cxcllcn, sns.
Eestion. Az attempt was made ~ cui
body this in the law. but itiailcI, hc.
cnusr =, iHe OF the mnd headed lcaislt
ioretbought 1t vas u job 10 eau Q an Ia.
ervssv IN pfinters' bilis.
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NipYrd in the BUD.
Q. ". HULi..
Tt hsurcr.

Is IL not better to nip consumption.
the g''n'rsi f"uurRe Of humanity. In the
bnd. than try to- stay itS progress. on the
hiiuk ot iIc gr,vci 4 few doses OF Cil.
ii"di''s most u.riul production. SAN.
IA ABLE, ihc King Of Cvusnmution,
will relieve, md a thorough treatment
will cure. Nasal CttrrGh. too often the
furrtunnrr Of consumption, can Ia
cured by CALIFORNIA CAT R-CURE.
These remedies nrr sold nuI fully wat
musol Icy +. i. Muller at 81. or lhtco
ior - 90.
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An ihsolutc Cure.

The oEiUINNL AUT.TISs OiSrMESr l.
""l' IA AZ ~ largo. twn-uurre in boxes. mi
Ip A. absulutr curo tbr oil spt.R. burn,
wounds cHapi"l hpud., nrd all sair ,rui.
u'ta. vii. = ziiiyEIy cure MI tlrisuf tits.
AsS lOs to Ogi,IN, IL AHIErlSE 1
MENr. snli by y. .. Aiulicf 81 ~ cent, pc,
boz 10 mall ~ ccHts.
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SUMMONS.
1Alias.1

tn TIE JUSTICES COURT OF SPRUCE
L mont Township, In The County OF Lib.
State Of Nersds.
CmEEIuINo QrILIcI. Plainiin,
OsTPH PEARSON. D"t"ndlnt.
Tho State " SsvHlA rrnds Greeting to Jo-
set h Pearson. defendant:
You are IA rely summoned To appear before
me. at NY "inc- IN pruc'mOnt. 10 the Cuun
~ "f Elko, On TIA, } TIN day OF May. A. u. lSS7.
against you 10y said plAintif. to a. swcr the
c~umplsint Of the abuVe Thmcti pl iniin
SID Ectiup Il brought o. r,cONe- the 'um OF
Twenty-Five and sixty two on"-hUndrojtn
lS2I.Gli Doli,rs, l,v'uI money. Twrrts 8 81
Dollars Of tie aforesaid amount rr mon' y
losue to y u. snd FiV. and sixty two ore.
Eurdr-ith ls5 CT rol!ars briug for gods
waves and met hHuLi,e FURNISHED 10 you BY
ia 'gmrnt will De iskrn against you tor q e aid
suuuUi. together with costs OF this suit = you
al - .pp-r-A 4 answer.
I" the sLcTiG % Hnv Constable % saiI G un,
~. Gr,eti' =: AIakc l,g,I srsNie, anu due rs-
tam hero1f.
Given under NV hsnd iii,
Eh LAY Of ipr,I. \. D.. 1881
FUASCtS J. BELLY.
AIUz'i,s .fihe Pcar. Of
ii,.id. said SEru.,mput ,oWushlp
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NOTICE OF FORFEIT.
URE.

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mount - quGr'd ry Law IT. ,rirr &, Loli mtn-
ink r,"InJ. - will sp ear 10y &c. ilEcst Il 81 IN
Tr uGir" u Tia" Zee rI,r ut rIko County. Stit-
ui >rysIa. To- vi: l>uch mining I".AJion,
ben. situated - Cone Mining ui-'rIrr. IN tho
equity of Erko. STAT "T NcyatAl GA tho
"E-iug sun" M" 'IulI-IIr' aud the IA.
d D. lur tie wears IsS5 Au! l--G huG 4 wltnlu
uiu,'y G7r. . 49, ',rsIn" " thi, notice by
publication. you fail ur r,.tr" in e ulI.lutr
your i."I ora % 81 rusu vVprrl.Iur. - CO..
Owner, 90 T iutrr'-t lus ~ claim, w.l br-
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s'cIiuu ~. go Revised Statute, Of Ca, United
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BORN

H. S]DTrgoS, ~ Eako. April u. 1871,
TO the wife Of L. o. Henderson, n
daughter. Eight p1uld,.
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JOINT STATEMENT
OF AUDITOR AND TREASUREE
OF I:LXO COUNTY.
For The Quarter Ending March
81, 1851.


STATE OF NEVADA,
JOUu'y 81 A.Au.
~ ItLOis NfEiNb
Arm =. lss5,
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siOarrS OF EIko CCunty. Nevada:
uh -.,nt, ~, p,,,
GLNTLEHL>; We herewith submit our guar
tciiy report oi the Finances OF The county
FIR IA, ug.fi,- rulin. Ma ch u, 1885,,
p-CEIpTS FROM ALI, SOURCES.
me &c r. u,,p,ut OF
,rrt Hr:q, lay 30 10y Tax IT,
Ac,'t D-IJ't pJl IaN 81 by
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SERIOUS
important ScsSs rsOm VIrgIail
Cay.

Yesterday afternoon the drg Of jim
lImsicy WAS nun oyer b. ~aNrn,clc IN
front ut tue Ds.ga saloon, hI,ak.ns the
animals leg. The unfortunate ca
nInu's shrtca, cpul I he heard taD BLOCKS
of. Jim took ais dog home. SIT hi,
leg. and says h. wA DC AL right
LE'cninS Report.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-04-17

IT. SANTA ABLE is only soil in
larry" bottles It ! Gee; '.rrr ir - 80.
Sold 10y all while, lie aud rvttll drug
gifts. !.I-ly.
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roSp \ Law on.

FoLSou. CAL i used rHt;~-Tiu~ in
]cl,r"nis rL"umn'i-m With great lrur:t.
Phase srI.l "a supply TO !. y. Ii.iu,s,
G,nua, New, AMI oh.i-r yaUr' truly.
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CHICO. CAL nave had the ~cttnrrl
tor five years. AMI coa!d hardly tn!S
pain; | couil not breathe IL nuGh my
u"~tr.ls. Your California C,t-it Cure
has c!"ars.'l nut ;rv head, and ! can
talk uIliurr upw tGuu | have for the
raet five wears. Your medic rr l. al
that IL j. rrIrrs,n'r|. an absolute cure
Tor Cu:,rrh ursi odd ia tie head.
Your, trUiy.
IMA-LEs Q. { vELsmINLE.
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W~oopLNND. CAL-lurr medicines
are : hing hotter rhuu uwv other al,lf
rouh-. and give ,a:i~aacti II To- ali IUr.
chnrrrS The CT l;Curr i, praised
very highly iy al VIII" have tried ~. md
many crs' : i'vr hrtu greatly len, fitted
hy it, use when al 9th. remedies tI.,d
have proved 81 II" h"urit.
hUuTs ;.Ul!.
HnSn 4 l ,W.nS
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Navel Oranges hnd C~oconnu;s. n,
Hcnley's.